Ways to give

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Other ways to support OPB:

Donate your vehicle

Help support OPB’s programs and services by donating a vehicle that you no longer need. OPB’s vehicle donation program handles the details at no charge to you. We accept cars, trucks, RVs, motorcycles, boats and planes. Learn more about donating your vehicle and arrange a free pickup.

Leave OPB in your will

Help OPB share important stories and news for generations to come by including OPB in your estate. Learn more about leaving OPB in your will and download our free personal estate planning kit.

Establish a charitable gift annuity

Support OPB and receive a gift that provides income. Establish a charitable gift annuity with OPB and receive a fixed lifetime income and an immediate charitable tax deduction. Learn more about setting up an annuity and how it can benefit you.

Give from a donor-advised fund

Support trusted journalism and captivating entertainment with a contribution from your DAF. Direct a distribution to OPB at 7140 S Macadam Ave., Portland, OR 97219. Please let us know whom to thank by including your name and address with your gift.

Gifts from donor-advised funds are not eligible for tangible benefits. You can still receive our monthly program guide and OPB Passport.

Donate from your individual retirement account (IRA)

If you are 70 ½ or older you may be able to transfer funds from your IRA to OPB without paying any federal income tax. Simply direct a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) to OPB, 7140 S Macadam Ave., Portland, OR 97219. Please include your name and address with your gift so we can send you a tax receipt. You can also notify us of your incoming IRA gift directly.

If you are 73 or older, your QCD may also satisfy all or part of your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD). Talk with your accountant or lawyer to ensure your gift qualifies as a QCD and to find out how QCDs impact your particular tax situation.

Qualified charitable distributions from IRAs are not eligible for tangible benefits. You can still receive our monthly program guide and OPB Passport.

Ask your employer to match your gift

Make your contribution to OPB go even further at no cost to you. The company you work for, or are retired from, may match your gift dollar for dollar or more. Find your company’s matching gift program here, or ask your human resources office. Apply for a matching gift online, or fill out a matching gift form and mail it to: OPB Membership, 7140 S Macadam Ave., Portland, OR 97219.

Contribute through your employer’s giving program

Support OPB through your company’s workplace giving program. Your employer may even match your gift. Ask your human resources office how to get started.

Make a memorial or tribute gift

Remember or honor someone with your gift to OPB. Give online and indicate in the comment section that this gift is in honor or memory of someone. Please share the person’s name, and whom OPB should notify of your gift.

Give stock

Support trustworthy journalism with a gift of appreciated securities to OPB and you may be able to receive an immediate tax deduction and savings on capital gains taxes.

To make a stock gift, please let us know of your incoming gift and send your contribution to:

Contact Nick Warren with any questions about giving stock at nwarren@opb.org or 503.977.7799.

Volunteer with OPB

The contributions of volunteers are essential to OPB’s reporting and programs. Find out more about volunteer opportunities and apply today.

Give food or in-kind donations

Help support the vital work of OPB volunteers by donating food during our membership drives. Find out more about in-kind donations and become a food donor today.

Become an OPB sponsor

Sponsor OPB and your message will be delivered to a large, highly desirable audience — an audience that is more likely to support you because you support us. Learn more about TV, radio and online sponsorship opportunities for your company.